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School's unique 'railway kitchen garden' teaching kids benefits of paddock to plate | ABC Australia
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3:41Now PlayingAn innovative school kitchen garden in a converted old railway carriage is teaching students at Aldavilla Primary in northern New South Wales the economic and health benefits of cultivating food from paddock to plate.
Gaye Dufty has been a driving force behind the school's Stephanie Alexander 'Railway Carriage' Kitchen Garden Program and is now handing over the reins to a former high profile Canadian chef, Craig Stelmack.
He’s embracing the chance to trade high pressure kitchens for a very different role with kids in country NSW.
📽 Video produced by Emma Siossian and edited by Joshua Paddon.
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